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Does this rabid dog still have bite? It's time to look back at the adaptation of Stephen King's Cujo.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Any Stephen King fan will tell you that the true horror in his stories comes from the audience’s connection with the characters and the desire not to see harm befall them – but that being said, the author is remarkably talented when it comes to imagining the “harm” part of that equation, and it has inspired a great number of filmmakers to do the same. To be blunt, in the wide variety of King adaptations, we have seen characters meet some bitter and terrible ends that audiences wouldn’t wish upon their worst enemy. But in that specific his...

Montgomery, Alabama: Confronting America’s painful past at the Legacy Museum, along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail Updated Apr 01, 2021; Posted Apr 01, 2021 Victims of lynching in Ohio are listed on a steel box at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama. Facebook Share I pause when I get to a block representing Ohio. Ohio had lynchings? I did not know. I should have known. It was one of many things I learned on a recent visit to Montgomery , a major destination on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, and home to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, which opened in...

On capitol hill, yes, they hold their nose on some of the things president trump has done, particularly with tariffs and going the other way on free trade. we've most recently seen that with the tiff and back and forth with the chamber of commerce, a core long-standing republican group. but conservatives always tend to praise trump on two things. number one, neil gorsuch, and now potentially a second supreme court nominee. two, the dismantling of the regulatory state. you've seen that with some of the financial regulatory. frank-dodd has been slightly rolled back. not entirely repealed but the...

Elizabeth warren join me from capitol hill. senator welcome, you sayer ready to debate this bill. what about the forgotten bank? dodd frank, the big banks like jp morgan, they can handle that. but the smaller banks can't afford those compliance regulations. if you help those smaller banks and they were able to make loans to those forgotten americans, can't there be a window here? >> stephanie, iffed this been a bill just about the smaller banks i'd be all in and so would a lot of people in the united states senate. we have been offering for three years now, a bill that would help the small ban...